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COST-EFFICIENT SOLUTION FOR SIMPLE APPLICATIONS


OEM Automatic’s new Millenium EVO is a communicating logic controller for small-scale automation projects


T


he Millenium EVO can interact with other devices via ethernet and


modbus at the same time, and can be controlled from a distance with the new Crouzet virtual display.


Time can be saved by using Bluetooth technology to easily program hard to access controllers. The front facing display can be


viewed and operated remotely in real time, even with a blind controller, which is especially useful for small applications that do not necessarily require a human- machine interface. Key parameters can be


measured and recorded, downloaded or sent in CSV format via


Bluetooth, USB, email or by FTP. Regular status or alarm email notifications can


also be received. Millenium EVO can be connected to a PC


using a Bluetooth interface or by simply having access to the same local network. Programs can be edited and the unit can be controlled from the comfort of the user’s desk. Millenium EVO base model offers 24 I/Os


inputs: four configurable as high speed counting; eight configurable as analogue (voltage or NTC probes); and four digital only. The outputs are two relays rated at 6A and six relays rated at 8A. I/O count can be further increased using expansion modules. Digital or analogue modules are available by adding six inputs and four outputs each, and up to two modules can be attached to the base unit to achieve 44 I/Os on a single system.


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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING | APRIL 2019 S5


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